Mole Removal
Safely removes unwanted moles for smoother, even-toned skin. At Venus Aesthetics, no mole is removed until a doctor has examined it properly, and anything with suspicious features is sent for laboratory examination instead of simply being burned off. This is a dermatology service carried out in clinic by a doctor, not a salon treatment. Dermatology consultations are Rs 3,500 and by appointment.
How are moles removed safely?
Safety starts with an examination. A doctor takes a history, examines the mole and checks your other moles. Any mole that has changed is assessed before removal, and the method is chosen after that. If the doctor has any concern, the tissue goes to a laboratory. Removal is done under local anaesthetic. Dermatology consultations are Rs 3,500, by appointment.
| Mole removal at Venus Aesthetics | |
|---|---|
| Consultation | Dermatology consultation, Rs 3,500, by appointment only |
| Who examines | A doctor, before any removal method is chosen |
| Branches | All eight branches, in five cities |
| Hours | Most branches: Mon to Sat, 11am to 9pm. Hours differ slightly by branch |
| Who it suits | Anyone with a mole that has changed, bleeds, itches or catches on clothing, or a mole they want a doctor to look at |
| How to book | Call or WhatsApp 0311 111 7546 |
Understanding Mole Removal
A mole is a cluster of pigment cells in the skin. Most are completely harmless and stay the same for years. Some sit where they rub and catch, some change over time, and a small number need medical attention. Mole removal at Venus Aesthetics is a minor procedure performed by a doctor under local anaesthetic. Depending on what the mole is and where it sits, it may be shaved flush with the skin, treated with radiofrequency, or excised fully and closed with fine stitches. The examination always comes first, and the method of removal is decided after it, never before.
Come in if you recognise any of these
- A mole that has changed in size, shape or colour over recent months
- A mole that bleeds, itches, crusts or will not fully heal
- A mole that looks noticeably different from every other mole on your body
- A new mole that has appeared in adult life
- Moles that catch on razors, collars, dupatta pins, chains or clothing
- A raised mole on the face, neck or hands that you are conscious of in photos
- Any mole you have been tempted to treat with a cream, thread or salon device
Your plan, step by step
Dermatology consultation and examination
Your appointment starts with the doctor taking a short history: how long the mole has been there, whether it has changed, whether it bleeds or catches, and whether anyone in the family has had skin cancer. The doctor then examines the mole closely, using dermoscopy where it helps, and looks at your other moles too, not only the one you came in for. Dermatology consultations are Rs 3,500 and by appointment, at any of our eight branches in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Faisalabad and Gujranwala. To book, call 0311 111 7546.
A medical decision before a cosmetic one
The examination decides everything that follows. If the mole looks entirely ordinary, removal becomes a simple cosmetic choice and you decide whether you want it gone. If it has features that need a closer answer, the doctor will recommend removing it in a way that keeps the tissue intact so it can be examined in a laboratory. This is the difference between a clinic and a salon, and it is not a step we skip or shorten.
Choosing the right removal method
Moles are not all removed the same way. A small raised mole on the face may be shaved flush with the skin or treated with radiofrequency. A flat pigmented mole, or any mole that needs testing, is usually excised fully and closed with fine stitches. Your doctor explains which method suits your mole, what mark it is likely to leave, how long healing takes and what it will cost, before you agree to anything.
The procedure in clinic
The area is cleaned and numbed with local anaesthetic, so you are awake and comfortable throughout. The removal itself usually takes only a few minutes for a single mole. You go home the same day with the site dressed and clear written aftercare. Most people return to normal routine straight away, with limits on sweating, swimming and gym while the wound closes.
Laboratory examination when it is indicated
If the doctor has any concern, or if the mole simply warrants confirmation, the removed tissue is sent for histopathology and you are told this in advance. The report is discussed with you at review. The large majority of these reports come back completely benign, and having the answer on paper is better than assuming. If a report ever shows something that needs further treatment, your doctor explains the next step and arranges onward care.
Healing, review and care of the mark
You come back for a review, and for stitch removal if stitches were used. Early healing skin darkens easily in our sun, so once the wound has closed the doctor will put you on daily sunscreen over the site and may suggest silicone gel or other scar care. Pigmentation at the site usually settles over months. Your doctor will tell you honestly what the final mark is likely to look like for your skin.
When should a mole be checked by a doctor?
A mole should be checked by a doctor when it changes, bleeds, itches or looks different from your other moles. These are general warning signs that a doctor will want to see. None of them on its own means a mole is dangerous, which is why the answer comes from an examination and not from guessing at home.
Changes to watch for
- A change in size, shape or colour
- Bleeding
- Itching
- Crusting, or a mole that will not fully heal
Other reasons to come in
- A mole that looks clearly different from your other moles
- A new mole that appears in adult life
- A mole that catches on razors, collars, dupatta pins or chains
- A mole you have been tempted to treat with a cream, thread or salon device
Please do not try to remove a changing mole at home. Creams and thread tying destroy the tissue before anyone can examine it. Salon cautery does the same. They can cause burns and a worse mark.
How is a mole removed, and what affects the cost and healing?
The doctor chooses the removal method after examining the mole, never before. The methods on this page are shaving flush with the skin, radiofrequency, laser, or full excision closed with fine stitches.
Surface methods
- Shaving flush with the skin, for some small raised moles
- Radiofrequency, for some small raised moles
- Laser, which vaporises the tissue, so nothing is left for a laboratory
Full excision
- The whole mole is removed and closed with fine stitches
- Usually chosen for a flat pigmented mole, or any mole that needs testing
- Keeps the whole mole intact for laboratory examination
Surface methods, such as shaving, cautery or laser, remove the visible part of a mole. Pigment cells left deeper in the skin can let it reappear later. Full excision removes the lesion through its depth. Your doctor explains the chance of return for your own mole before you choose.
What decides the cost
- The type of mole
- Its size and site
- The removal method chosen
- Whether laboratory examination is needed
Aftercare
- Keep the site clean and dry exactly as instructed
- Do not pick at the crust
- Avoid swimming while it closes
- Avoid the gym and heavy sweating while it closes
- Use sunscreen on the site every day once it has healed
- Stitches, if used, come out at review, on the date your doctor sets
We do not quote a figure before your doctor has examined the mole, because the cost depends on it. The examination is part of the Rs 3,500 dermatology consultation, by appointment, not the free aesthetic consultation. Your doctor gives you a clear cost before you commit to anything.
Any removal leaves some mark. How visible it stays depends on the size and depth of the mole, where it sits, your skin type and how well the site is protected. Brown skin can darken at a healing site before it settles, which is why sun protection matters. Your doctor will tell you honestly what the final mark is likely to look like for your skin.
Mole Removal, answered honestly
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Can a mole grow back after it is removed?
How much does mole removal cost at Venus Aesthetics?
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Is laser mole removal better than surgical removal?
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